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i would get a juvenille clown trigger now that they are available and cheap. i just got one from this website and am very happy with him. :D

yeah im glad he ate right away also, by the way can anyone tell me how fast they grow in a 75 gallon and how long i can keep them in here?I plan on upgrading to a 150 in september :D

My triggers knaw away at it 3 at a time while it is still frizen, it actually looks like they enjoy doing that stuff, i feed it 2 them right outta my hand

I recieved my juvenille clown trigger from saltwaterfish.com 2day and man he is tiny!My friigin damsel is bigger than it,but so far so good he seems to be adjusting very well so far , he even ate from my hand already,this the first time i got a fish through the mail and i was a lil skeptical but...

I just got my 1 inch clon trigger from saltwater.com yesterday and i also have a 2.5 inch huma huma and a 1.5 inch huma huma and i noticed the clown threatining the huma huma with some whips from his tail but didnt really think anything of it but i guess they will be doing some backyard...

A friend of mine has a 125 gallon tank and is wondering if he can keep 2 juvenille clown triggers in there for at least a year until he upgrades he also hasa juvenille huma huma in there right now.

Sounds good , i am gonna order a juvenille clown trigger from this site today! cant wait!!!!! :D :D :D

saltwater master test kits works great for me! :D

I havent done one in 5 months and my readings are perfect,but i have superior filtration! :D :D :D :D

I have never ordered fish through the mail,how long does it take to come ,do they come in good condition ,do the fish survive ,any special procedures when adding them?I am gonna order one of those juvenille clown triggers,i am so siked they finally got them ! :D :D :D

I would go with two triggers as long as you get them small,even though alot of people on this board would disagree with me but i got away with two hima humas, a snowflake ,and a couple of damsels in a 55g for a year with out any problems! :D

Well lion fish its more like a vcelvet coating on the LR that has spread somewhat to the sand< and yes i do use tap water to replace the evaporated water,as far as fish go i have to lil huma humas a niger and some damsels.

Alot of people will disagrre with me but i think if u get rid of your tang u can have the lionfish and the clown trigger as long as they are small!I had 2 huma humas a niger and a snow flake eel in a 55 gallon for a lil over a yera no with no problems but alot of people might think your crazy...

And make sure that u have every sing le lil crack covered because i had a snowflake and i thought i had every angle covered than i found him on my carpet the other day, so needless to say if u like ur snowflake dont forget one spot! :D

no experience with a zebra mooray but my snowflake would eat til he puked, literally!but i tried keeping his feedings to 4 maybe 5 times a week and than he stopped puking,instead he commited suicide outta the tank and onto my carpet!!!!!!! :D

yeah the vomiting is normal i noticed that when i fed my snowflake too much over a period of time he would puke his brains out! but he would be fine a day or 2 later jsut like a hangover :D

Well the huma huma is really cool but i never had any experience with a pocupine puffer b4 but i think it should be fine in a 55g. Ihad 2 huma humas a snowflake eel and a niger in a 55 for 8 months b4 i upgraded!Never had a problem! :D Good Luck

I feed my eel all the time by hand!!!!Till it commited suicide and jumped outta the tank! :D :D :D :D :D :D

By the way how much did u pay for the clown trigger, and how long have u had him? :confused: :confused:

Well he finally ate some silver sides today, 4 days after being in the tank so thats gotta be a god sign!my friends got a cleaner shrimp in there that i thought would most certainly become lunch ,but i seen him yesterday on top of the shark cleaning his gills!It was pretty cool 2 watch! :D :D